Trimurti

Anand is the brother who leaves home after a childhood quarrel and ends up in the black market under the name Sikander. He re-emerges years later with a new identity, testing his ties to family while balancing loyalties between kin and crime. His journey explores hidden identities and the pull of family duty versus personal advancement. Ultimately, he joins his brothers to confront Khokha and protect their mother.

Shakti is the elder brother who serves in the military and bears the weight of the family rift. He is emotionally haunted yet fiercely protective of their mother, and quick to take offense when past wounds resurface. His pride and sense of honor complicate his relationships with Anand and Romi, especially after learning Anand’s true identity.

Romi is the romantic dreamer who runs away from home and builds a life of success. He falls in love with a higher-class woman and contemplates a different future, but his path leads him into Khokha's orbit. Romi's heart and ambition pull him toward wealth and danger, until the family ties push him back toward redemption and unity with his brothers.

Satyadevi is a dedicated police inspector whose humiliation at Khokha's hands becomes the catalyst for her sons’ vow to avenge her. After 18 years in jail, she is released and hopes her sons will reunite as her Trimurti to reclaim their family honor. Her ordeal anchors the motive for the brothers to confront their past and fight for justice.

A seasoned mentor who guides Sikander through the treacherous underworld. His advice and experience shape Sikander's approach to power, money, and loyalty, influencing how he navigates family dynamics and crime.

Janki is a member of the family circle who shares in the trials of Satyadevi’s children. She embodies the resilience and support system that sustains the family through years of separation and danger, keeping the sense of kinship alive.

Jyoti is a character connected to Romi’s social world, linked to the romance subplot. She represents a bridge between class lines and the emotional stakes of Romi’s choices, influencing the dynamics of the brothers’ relationships.

Bhanu is the uncle who reveals important truths about the mother’s hopes and the brothers’ obligations. He acts as a messenger of the old family plan, prompting the siblings to reconsider their loyalties and the path toward reunion.

Kooka is the formidable black-market boss who manipulates the brothers and drives the central conflict. He embodies the criminal world that tests the family’s unity and resilience.

Himmat Singh is a relative whose involvement and information help propel the family’s arc. He plays a role in conveying critical knowledge about their mother and the past that binds the brothers’ fates.